RHEMA CHRISTI￿¥ MINISTRIES
(A company limtted by &i￿antee and not having a share capital)
Annual report and accounts
for tbe year ended 31" December 2024
Charity Fr.:_
1061736
Registered W.:_ 3299533

RHEMA CHRTSTTAN MTNtSTR
ADnMal report 2nd aeeounts
for the year ended 31" December 21124
Co]rtents
Page
113
Balance sheet
Statement of fiwKial athivitEes
Notes to the accounts
719
Company iuformation
Trustees
Miss M A Scott
J S Swaby
Ms C E Mayhew
Registcrcd office
I I Wood8ide Green
London SE25 SEY
Bank¢rs
NatW&st
143 High Street
Brornley
Kellt BRI IYZ
Siba and Company
308 Higb Street
Croydon
Surrey CRO ING

RHEMA CHIUSTIAN MINISTRIES
for the year ended 31" December 2024
Thc TnLgt¢¢s prcsent their AllnU￿ Report together wlth the utmudited accounts of the charity for the y¢ar ended
31" Decenther 2024, which are also prepared to meet the reqll1r￿ts for a directors, report alld accounts for
the PUTtK>ses of the Companies Act.
PrIn￿PaI activity, objectives 2nd governaDee
The charity's principal activity is that of a religious organisation and its objects are the advancement of the
ChTiStian fait￿. the relief of those in nee(L hards]Jip OT distress" the advancement of ¢ducation for chilthen OT
athllts with ernphasis on upholding Christian values but not so as to prevent the provision of genera] edllcation.
The chaTity is governed by a Board of TnLStees in accordance with the govejning d￿llMent TTUStees meet
regularfy to disc￿￿8 and manage the affairs of the ChaTity. New trustees are appointed to the Board by
invitation and undw an induction process.
The Trnstees un(leTStarMI that it is their collective responsiTr>ility to:
act with personal Inte￿ity. avoiding any pern)nal conflicts of interest or misuse of charity fimds or &8scts"
ensure the OTganisation complies with its governing document and all other legislative docurnents and
ensure the organisation fulfils its obi¢cts as defined in its governing docwnent aDd uses its tesourc¢s solely
for those purposes;
safeguard the wutstion, vtsion, integrity and values of the organisation"
prOt￿t the &ssets of the ¢haTity and take special caTe vthen investing its fim(Is or borrowing funds for the
avoid undertaking any activities that might place the ckwity's assets or funds at UDdu¢ risk
Public benefrt
In planning our activities, Rthell￿ Cbristian Ministries ljas CODsid¢red th¢ Cknity Commission's guidaDce on the
provTsion of public benefit by charities for the advancement of religion. All of the church's activities are
desigDed to furthcr our vision which is to deepeT ill our relationsbip with G(xL closer io relatiollsbips with
one allother and extending out into the conununity.
Activibes and review of the year
"Faith in Aetion"
Introduction:
As we reflect on the journey of 2024, we are reminded of the core values that guide our rninisty: servlce.
compassion and faitb in actio￿ Lo a world that CODStantty changes, tI￿e Principles renMin steadf&gt.
The words of Jesus in Matthew 25 cballenge and inspire us to serve those in neeil demonstrnting love ill
tangibl¢ ways. This powerfijl scripture serves &8 both a remindcr and a call to action for our church community.
"For J was hzthgry andyou gove Mefood. I ihirsty andyou gave Me drxnk.. I was a stronger aiulyou took
Me in." I woy naked andyou clothed Me,. I wtu sick and vou Iqsitsd.Ve," I in pruon andyou C<zme lo Me. '
Then the righteous will a￿er Him, 5ayin& 'Lord, wlwi did we see You Izt4ngry andfeed You. or thirsty ap
give You dnnk? Irhen did we see You a stranger and Lake You in, or naked and clothe fou? Or when did we
see You sick or in prison, and coyne to You? And Èhe King will and say to them. Assuredly, I sali to
yo¥ inasFnuch asyou did it to one ofthe leasl 0fth￿£ My brethren, you did it to Me. ' (Matthew 25.3540)

RHEMA CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES
Trustees, report
for the year ended 31" Decenjber 2024
Activities and revlew of tkn year (continued)
Throughout 2024. Rhema Christian Ministries experienced a consistent Tise in in-person attenthce at weekly
churcb service4 following the return of gatheTings after the pandemic. At the satll¢ tiTne, our continued
comtnitment to live-streaD]ing has acc¢ss to worship including prdy¢r, teachinyjpreachillg for those
unable to attend physically.
This past year has been ttrnrked by our ongoing dedication to meeting the PTacLicat and ernotional nc6ds of
individua]s within and beyolld our church coll]muoity. The gellerosity and comyd55ion of our congregation
have made a rneaningful, and we hope, l&sting itnpact on many lives.
pastoral leadersbip tea￿ alongside a conllDitted group of voluntcers, provided invdluable support througb
distribution of food parcels and essential supplies; phone calls and emotional check_ins wth those feeling
isolated or alone" outreach to individuals and families navigating hardship. These acts of kindness have been a
source of comfor¢ str¢ngtb, and connection for many.
We continua our pathership Thith Aleiandra House (Evolve). a local homele&sness charity, through ongoing
doDations of clothing, beddiJLg, toÈletties, and noD-p¢risbable food. Addttionally, we supported a local bigh
school initiatkV¢ that assembles and distributes Cbrisknas hamp¢T5 to vulnerable farnilies" furth¢r ¢xtending our
reach and commitment to those in need.
MaDy of this year's most meaningfid rnom¢nts caDnOt be measured: a timely word of encouragemenl a
cornpassionatr presence in times of grief or illness, or simply a listening ear. These small but profound gestures
embody the heart of our rninisty and reflect the human touch that can uplift those facing life's greatest
challenges.
Every individual engaged in the life of Rherna Christian Ministries has played a vital role in bringing our
roission to life. Tbrough acts of lov4 killdn¢￿, Compassio￿ pattence aud resilience, our con]munity has
demonstrated what it Mea￿ to live out one's fai￿ especially ill such uncerkn IAmes. Together, we continue to
be a light in our community. piitting 'faith in Action- in ways that honour G(Kl and uplift those around us.
Looking ahea4 we r¢rnain comDlltted to being a church that not ODJY gathers in worship but a]so goes out in
service. We are iTwiired by what been achieved and cncournged to continue walking in love. unity and
purpose. May we carry this mornentum into the ￿tllre, ever seeking to serve *he least of these" and to be the
IHuds and feet of CbTiSt in a world that so dcq)ty needs ho￿. Togetb￿, we move forward with tsi
collwasAIo￿ and actton.
The Trustees caTry Out periodic reviews of the major risk8 to which the cknity is exp)sed. Systems and
procedur&s have been ￿abliShed to mitigate those identified so as to rninimise any potential impact on th¢
cTrwity.
Financial review
The StateD￿llt of Financial Activities on page 6 shows tbat tbe result for 2024 is a deficit of £11,189 a5
compared with the deficit of £17252 in the previous year. Totsl charity funds at 3 I" DecemEer 2024 were
£770,148 (2023 - £781537).
Reserves policy
The tnLStees bave established a po]icy of bolding reserves sufficient to enable the charity to continue in the
event of unforeseen expenditure.

RHEMA CHIUSTIAN MINISTRIES
Trustees, report
for the year ended 31" December 2024
Affiliation
The charity is not affiliated to any other Ch￿lty.
Trustees
The TT￿$tees who served (luring the year w￿e as follows:
Miss M A Swtt
J S Swaby
ststemeDt of Thistees. respollsibiuties
The Trustees (who are also the directors of the charity for the pwpose of company law) are responsible for
preparing the Tn￿tee5. Annual Report and the accounts in accordance with applicable law and United Kingdom
Accounting Standards (United King(tom G¢ncrally Accepted A¢counting Pwti¢¢).
Company law requires the T[￿tee5 to prepare accounts for each financial year which give a and fai
view of the state of affairs of the clwitable company and of its incoming resources and application of resources,
includ7ng its income and expenditurè for that perio& In pr¢paTing these accouTts, the Trustee5 are required to:
select suitable accounting policies and then apply them consistentty:
observe the methods and principles in the Charities SORP.
make judganents and estimates that are reasonable andpThden¢
state whether applicable UK Accountillg Standards have been followe4 subject to any dcpartLf¢S
disclosed and explained in the accounts, ond
prepare th¢ accouDts on thc going concern basis UDless it is inappropriate to that thc Charity will
CA)ntinue in busines&
The TTUStecs arc respO￿ble for keeping proper accounting records that disclose with reasonabl¢ accw at any
lime the financial positioll of the chaTity and enabl¢ them to ensure that the accowts compty witb 1tLe
Companies Act 2tK)6. They are also rwonsible for safeguarding the &ssets of the charitable wmpany aThJ hence
for tslong r¢&sonablc sty for the prevention and ddection of fra￿1 and other I￿ritie&
The above report has been prepared in accordance with the sFcial provisions Telating to smal] compani&8 Wtthin
Part 15 of the Companies Act 21K)6.
Approved by the Tntss on 15" July 2025
and Si￿ed on their behalf by
Miss M A Scott
Trustee

IRdependent Examlner's Report to the Trustees of Rhema Chri5tlan Ministries
I report to the charity Tn￿tee8 on my examinatton of the accounts of Rhema Christian Ministries (the '£harity')
for the y¢ar ended 31° December 2024.
ResPons]￿l11ties and basts of rwrt
As the Truste¢s of the Cbarity (aryl also directors of the company for the putpse of company law), you ar¢
responsible for the PTeparatson of the accounts in accordance with the re(tuirthents of the Companies Act 2(M)6
('the 2006 Acf).
Having satisfied myself that th¢ accounts of the Cbarity are Dot r4uiTed to be audited und¢r Part 16 of the 2006
Act and are eli￿1)7e for independent examinatio￿ I rewt in reSP￿t of my exaTnination ofyour Charity's aco)unts
as ¢allied out under section 145 of the Ch&iti¢s Act 201 I (Yhe 2011 ACV?. In orying out my examination I
havc followed the DirectiODS given by the Cbarity COM[￿0￿ uD(kr sedion 145(5) (b) of the 2011 ACL
Imdependent eJaminer'8 ststement- matter of eoneern ideDIMed
T have complet&a my examination. I have identified one matter of concern that gives me re&8onable cause to
lieve that the accounts prw&l for the Chwity have not been prepaTh4 fully in accordance with the rnethods
and pritkciples of the Stat¢m¢nt of Recommended Pra¢ti¢e foT a¢countiDg aNI reporting by chaTities. The TTUStees
have chosen to protect the collfidentiality of th¢ sol¢ ¢mploy¢e of th¢ Cbarity by not disclosing staff costs as
required by the Statement of Reconrnded Practice.
I collf]EllL that no other n]attas bave come to my attention in CODne¢tioD with th¢ examination giving me
reasothle cause to believe that tn any rnaterial respecL'
accounting records were not kept in tcspect of the Charity as reqthired by section 386 of
the 21J)6 Ac¢ OT
the accouots do not accord with thos¢ r¢Gord8" or
the accounts do not comply with thc ac¢ouniing reqU￿e￿nts of s¢ction 396 of the 2(M)6 Act Ot1￿ thaD ally
rwiirenKnt that the accounts give a 'kne and faif. Triew which is not a matter considered as part of an
independent eLgmination" or
except for the matter of concem notyj alJ)ve, the accounts Iwe not been prepared in accordance with the
n￿bC4￿ and principles of the Statement of Recommended Prnctic¢ for aLcounting and repoTting by
cbaTities applicable to cForities prq)ry th¢ir a¢¢iwnts in accordance with the Financial Reporting
Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of freland (FRS 102).
I confirn] that there ar¢ no Oth￿ mattern in connection witb the examination to wbich your atteDtioD should be
drap4n to enable a proper uT]derstsnding of the accou￿ to be reathed.
Miroslav Siba FCA
308 High StreeL Surrey CRO ING
15° July 2025

Balance sheet as at 31# Detember 2024
Note
2024
2023
FIXED ASSETS
Tan￿1?1¢ assets
600,(100
600,000
cuRRETr￿ ASSETS
DebtOTS
C&sh at ballk
6,179
5,128
179310
184,438
174.329
CREDITORS
ADwunts falling thJ¢ WAthin one year
CURREwf ASSETS
ASSETS
181337
tfNRESTRTCTED FUNDS
Building fund
Accumulated fund
Revaluation reserve
TOTAL CHA￿ FUNDS
157.058
244,iQl
168.058
244,69n
)68.$89
The cornpany was entitled to exmption fr(Nn audit under s¢ction 477 of tb¢ Cowies Act 21)06 relating to
small companies.
The m¢mb¢rn have not required the con)pauy to obtain an audit in accordance with sectiOD 476 of the
Companies Act 2(X)6.
The Trustees acknowledge their ￿spoDs1￿Illttes foT complying with the requirements of th¢ CompaDi¢S Act
with respect to accouoting records and th¢ prq>ardtion of acwunts.
These accounts have be¢n prepar¢d in accordance with the Proiisions appjicable to small cornpanies subject to
th¢ small companies rewie and in accordaDCe with FRS102 SORTr.
Approved by the Trustees OD 15 July 2025
and signed OD their behalfby
MASS M A Scott

Statement of finaDeial activities (Including income and eN￿ndIture account)
for the year ended 31" Decejnber 2024
Note
Total Funds
2024
Total Funds
2023
lllcome
Donatio￿8
Investment income
70.316
71
65.163
io
Total income
E￿endItuTe
Expenditure on charitable activities
Total expenditure
Nd expendltsre And
movement ID fvnds for the year
( 11.189)
17.252)
Reconaliation of funds
Tota] funds brought forward
781337
Totsl funds carried fonvard
The statement of financial acttvities includes all gall￿ and10&8es recognised in the year.
All iacome and expenditure relate to continuing activities.
All fi￿d$ are unrestricted.

RHEMA CTtRTSTTAN MtNFSTRTES
Notes to the accounts
for the year ended 3151 December 2024
Accoup¥rtNG POLJCTES
Basis of a¢eoDniang
The accounts have been prepared in accordance with Accountillg and Reporting by Charities". Stat¢ment
of Recomtnended Practice applicable to ¢I￿rItieS preparing their accounts in accordance with the
Financial R¢Frt)rting Standard appli¢abEe in the UK and Republic of treland (FRS102)
(effective I" January 2019), with FRS102 and with the requirements of the Companies Act 2006.
Donations
Voluntary incorne is received by way of tithes, offerings and services and is included in full in the
accounts when ￿CeIvab)e. The valu¢ of services provided by voluDteers bas not been inch￿¢
Resources expended
Expenditure is reco￿lsed on an accrual basis as a liability is incu￿￿ Expenditure includes any VAT
wbicb caDnot be fully r¢¢over¢d and is r￿Orted as part of the expenditure to wbicb it relates.
Charitable expenditure cornpri￿ ttr￿se costs incurred by the clwity in the delivery of its activities
and services for its b¢n¢ficiaries. It Includ￿ both costs that be allocated directly to such activities
and those costs of indirect nature neLessary to swrt
Tanglble fixed assets
Tangible fixed &8sets are stated at cost or revaluation less accumulated d¢pre¢iation. D￿recIation As
provided at fdtes calculat&l to writ¢ off the cost of each &8set over its expected useful life ￿sIng the
stt3ight-line basis as follows:
Asset category
Freehold building
Furnith and equipment
Land
2￿/0
Th¢ charity ha8 adopted the r¢valuation model to revalu¢ freehold propety, thc fair value of wbicb caD be
measured reliably, using market-b&8ed evidence.
Revaluations shall be made with sufficient regularity to ensure that the Ca￿y]ng amount does not differ
Mat￿lallY from that w]Jicb would be determined using fair value at tbe elld of tbe reporting perio
Revaluation gains and losses are tt¢ognised in the Ststement of Financial Activities and added to
reserves in a separate RevaluatiOlI reserve.
Going concern
The trustees consider that there are no material uncertiinties about the ability of Rhema Christian
Ministries to CODtiDue as a going COnCellL
Unrestrlcted funds
UnTestricted futtds are dollatiolls and other illCOD]iDg Tesowces receivable or generated for the objects of
the charity without further sF¢cified puryose and are available as general funds.

Notes to the aeeounts
for the year ended 3131 Deeember 2024
tX)NATIONS
All donations ￿e1ved in both the cumt and previous year relat¢ to unrestricted
NET MOVEME￿ TN FLfNDS FOR THE YEAR
2024
2023
This 18 Stated after cbarging
Independent erdminer's remuneration
for the independent exanjinthon
for other servi¢e5
1,050
1,050
TANGIBLE FL¥ED ASSETS
Fr¢¢hold
prO[￿rtIeS
equipment
Total
Cost or valuatioD
At 1.1.2024 and 31.12.2024
600,000
723 625
Depreciation
At I. 1.2024 and 31.12.2024
Net b￿)k values
At 1.1.2024 and 31.12.2024
600.0
DEBTORS
2024
2023
Income tax recoverdble
17
CREDITORS:. atllounts falling du¢ within one year
Trade c[￿At0T8
1,442
2,158
581
288
2,149
T&Kation and S￿la] securtty

Notes to the accounts
for the year ended 31" December 2024
STAFF AND TRUSTEE INFORMATION
The cbarity trnstees were not paid and did not recelve any benefits from the chatlty thlling the year.
No expettses were reiEnbursed to tn￿eS (2023 - £nil) no c1￿￿ty tn￿tee received payment for
professional or other seThices supplied to the charity (2023 - £nil). The charity has one ￿ll-time
employee.
REVALUATION RESERVE
The Propcrty was valu¢d at th¢ year-end by the T￿￿tffs at th¢iT estin]ate of open D]ark¢t valu¢. Th¢
property was prcviously valued during 2016 by commercial estate agents. Tbe original cost of the
propety was £302,391, and had the property not been reV&kne￿ the accumulated depreciation would
have been £75,600 and the net book value £226,791. The difference between the revalued amount and
the bistoric cost of the property is transfeTred to the revaluation reserve.
ANALYSIS OF MOVEMENTS TN UNRESTRICTED FUNDS
Current ye2r
Balance
1.1.2024
tncoming
Resources
expended
Balancc
31.12.2024
Transfers
Building Fund
Accumulated Fund
Revaluation Reserve
168,058
244,690
368J89
£ 781,337
(li,0￿)
i i,(xJ)
l57,058
244,501
368.589
770,148
70,387
{81.576)
70,387
(81.576)
Prior year
Balance
1.1.2023
Incoming
Balance
31.12.2023
Building Fund
Accumulated Fund
Revaluation Reserve
I80,458
249.542
{12,41M))
12,41X)
168,058
244,690
368 %89
781,337
65.173
{82,425)
£ 798,589
65.173
{81425)
10. COMPANY STATUS
The ch￿lty is a cowy limited by guarallttt. The ]nembers of the company aTe the T￿￿$teCS named on
page 3. In the event of the charity being wound up, the liability in respect of the Euardntee is limited to
£1 per Memb￿ of the charity.